Artec Robo 2.0 User manual

Sensor Guitar
K0919083610
010_en Sensor Guitar
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BATT
P1
Touch Sensor
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IR Photoreflector
Battery Box

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Press the icon on top of your screen
to switch to fullscreen.
Press the to go to the game's start
screen.
Press the A button to start the game!
The words Tuning Mode will appear on
screen. In this mode you'll set up how
to play different notes with your sensor
guitar by moving the blue slider down
the guitar neck little by little, pressing
the Touch Sensor (with the slider in each
different position).
Let's set each of the notes Do-Re-Mi-
Fa-Sol-La-Ti-Do in order.
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Open the sample program
GuitarGame_1 on your computer or
tablet and connect it to your
ArtecRobo 2.0 unit via USB or
Bluetooth to play a game with your
guitar!
Each note will go with a different
colored apple. Low Do is red, Re is
orange, Mi is yellow, Fa is green, Sol is
aqua, La is blue, Ti is purple, and high
Do is pink.
Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do

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When you finish Tuning Mode, a picture of a
guitar will appear in the middle of the screen.
This means you're now in Play Mode!
When you move your guitar's slider to the
position for a particular note, that note's apple
will jump up above the others. Press the Touch
Sensor and that note will play!
If you want to play multiple notes at the same
time, press the B button when you have one
note apple selected.
A leaf will show up on the selected apple's
stem and it will stay in place above the other
apples, letting you select another note.
Press the B button again to set the apple back
to normal. You can also reset the apple by
lowering the guitar's headstock.
You can pick types of sound for your
sensor guitar to play notes in:
・Electric Guitar
・Acoustic Guitar
・Trumpet
・Chorus
Press the A button to switch between
these sound types!
You can change the octave your sensor
guitar plays in by holding its headstock
(the part at the end of the neck) at different
angles.
When you point the headstock up, the word
HIGH will appear on screen and your notes
will be in a higher octave.
When you point the headstock down, the word
LOW will appear on screen and your notes will
be in a lower octave.